Josh Oddy demonstrates the difference between an 'old move' and a 'new move' focused on downswing shallowing. By maintaining specific arm structure at the top of the backswing, golfers can allow the club to fall into a shallow plane naturally, leading to straighter shots without manual adjustments.
Maintain arm structure at the top of the backswing to ensure the club stays on a shallow plane.
Avoid adding manual 'run down' or steepening forces during the initial transition.
Allow the club to fall naturally into position before committing to the body turn.
Focus on a clean body rotation once the club has successfully shallowed.
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